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From: serre@boulder.Colorado.EDU (SERRE GLENN)
Newsgroups: sci.space
Subject: Titan IV Cost (was Re: You Can't Expect a Space Station to be Cheap)
Summary: Titan IV costs $250 million for Centaur, ~150M for no upper stage.
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Date: 5 Nov 90 15:52:10 GMT
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In article <2658@polari.UUCP> crad@polari.UUCP (Charles Radley) writes:
>200 M gives you Titan-III.    Titan-IV is $ 300-400 M.    Shuttle
>estimates depend on launch rates, highest I have seen is $ 600 M.
$112M gives you a Commercial Titan launch (Titan III).  Titan IV with no 
upper stage is about $150M ("Technology Review" says so, at least :-). 
Titan IV with Centaur is ~$250M.  Titan IV with payload is $300+.  



--Glenn Serre
serre@tramp.colorado.edu